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Click here to see how Carla incorporated 'Ten Terrible Dinosaurs' into her mathematics teaching
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Click here to see how Hannah based her mathematics activities on 'Cockatoos'
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Click here to see how Jennifer designed her mathematics lesson around 'Hooray for Fish!'
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LATEST WEBSITE STATS
As of today, MathsThroughStories.org has been viewed over 46,000 times by nearly 7,000 teachers and parents from over 100 countries around the world! This is truly amazing and a reflection of a collective demand of members of our community to learn more about how mathematical stories can be integrated meaningfully in mathematics teaching and learning. To find out more about these Google Analytics statistics, click here for a full report.
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FANCY WRITING A BRIEF ARTICLE?
Very conveniently, Dr. Trakulphadetkrai (the Founder of MathsThroughStories.org) also serves as Co-Editor of The Mathematical Association's Primary Mathematics journal.
The Mathematical Association is a professional society concerned with mathematics education in the UK, and was established in 1871 (!) The Association has several journals, one of which is Primary Mathematics, which is practitioners-oriented, and attracts over 5,000 readers.
For the Summer 2018 issue, Dr. Trakulphadetkrai hopes to make it a Special Issue with a focus on the power of storytelling in mathematics learning. He is very keen to hear from both practitioners and researchers (UK and beyond) who can contribute a brief article (2-3 pages) on this topic. If you are interested, please get in touch!
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PLEASE HELP COMPLETING OUR SURVEY
We are currently conducting an international survey exploring teachers' beliefs concerning the use of children's literature and stories in mathematics teaching and learning. If you are a teacher or a teacher trainee (teaching in either the early years or primary phase) in one of the following countries, we would be grateful if you could complete our survey!
The countries are: Australia, Botswana, England, Finland, Hong Kong, Iceland, India, Israel, Japan, Malta, New Zealand, and the USA
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